Michael’s Turning Point: A Tale of Faith and Family in Recovery
I just said I'm not going anymore, I'm going to be the best drug addict that I can be.
What happens when you hit rock bottom and have nowhere to turn? Michael found himself asking God, “Either take my life or change it.” This episode of 'One Day at a Time: In Recovery in Baltimore' takes you through Michael’s gripping story of addiction, despair, and the arduous climb back to a life of purpose. After years of relapses and run-ins with the law, Michael's addiction had wreaked havoc on his life.
He was making money selling cocaine but ended up in jail for unpaid child support. It was a vicious cycle that seemed impossible to break. But then came a pivotal moment: a decision not to go back to jail and to become the best version of himself. Through candid conversation with host Theo Hill, Michael opens up about his darkest days and the turning points that led him towards recovery.
The episode highlights how faith and family support became his lifelines. Michael’s story is raw and real, offering a powerful reminder that no matter how deep you’re in, there’s always a way out. He emphasizes the importance of seeking help, even when you feel unworthy. For anyone grappling with addiction or supporting someone who is, Michael’s journey offers hope and a testament to the transformative power of faith and community.
Tune in to hear Michael’s inspiring journey and find out how he turned his life around.